Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-21


formed Church Ladies' Mite Society
hereby respectfully invite the public to
an Ice Cream Festival at Aaronsbnrg,
on Saturday afternoon and evening,
July Seth, 1887. To avoid confusion
NIL ae requested TO apply 10 the money
changers stands for tickets before call
ing for ice cream. Good quality and
plenty OF 1t will be served by the young
ladies 10 those holding tickets. The
proceeds are for the benefit OF the
church. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Joe Mauck, of F.eeport. H., whose
serious sickness aud possible recovery
we reported In our last issue, died last
Saturday. The news were wired to his
relatives In this place last Monday.
His brother, w. r. Mauck, twas with
him ut the time OF his death and is ex-
pected home this week. James Mauck,
another brother OF the deceased resides
near Lock Haven, while the three SIS
ters, Miss Set Mauck, Mrs. Sallie Alex
ander and Mrs. Lydia Brumgard resi33a
In this place. None OF the latter were
able TO attend the funeral. Joe was the
youngest of the three brothers. having
reached the age Of 53 years. He was
unmarried and had made his home In
the western states these many years.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE
Another Castle OF the Knights OF the
Golden Eagle hasbeen organized inHunt-
ingdon County. Greenwood Castle, No.
100, of McAlevy's Fort will be institut-
ed on Thursday evening, July 81, by
District Grand Chief &. Benton Roper.
He will lie assisted by Sir knights OF
the following Castles Alexandria, No.
$50, of Alexandria; Reedsville, No. l62
of Reedsville; Standing Stone, No. l76,
OF Huntingdon, Kishacoquillas, No. 100,
of Belleville; !Lewistown, No. l58, OF
Lewistown. and Centre Castle, No. 1859,
OF Spring Mills.
The application for charter contains
the names of the most prominent citi-
zens Of the borough and vicinity.
Child DRowNED.-On Thursday
morning of last week, little daughter
of Charles Rachau, residing on Jerry
Kline's farm near Madisonburg, was
drowned. While her parents were ma
king preparations TO 90 out into the
harvest field the child strayed away TO
small run OF water, several rods from
the house, where Mr.. Rachau had made
a dam, about three feet deep, for wash
ing purposes. There The little one be-
gan to play, but fell in and drowned
before her distracted mother discovered
the child's absence. The grief OF the
parents when they found the dead body
of their beloved babe floating on the
water may be imagined, and 1t is to be
hoped that God will mercifIlly sustain
them in their sad aflliction. The schild
was buried on the following
Centre Co. Teachers Examination,
1887.
Philipshurg and Rush - Philips
burgh Tuesday, Aug.2.
Taylor-Hannah, "Wednesday 4" 3.
Worth-Port Matilda, Thursday /" 4.
Huston-,Iulian, Friday, D..
Union and Unionville-Union-
Vile, Saturday, " O..
Walkcr-Hublgrsburg, Monday 8.
Burnside and Snow Shoe-Snow
Shoe, Tuesday " o,
Liberty Eagleville Wednesday, 40.
Marion-,Jackso nville, Thursday, 81.
Curtin and Howard-Howard,
Friday " IL.
spriug-Dellefonte, Saturday, " 13'
College-Lcmont Monday, " IL.
Boggs and Milesburg-Central
CITY, Tuesday, Is.
Benner-KnoX's School House, Wed Il.
Patton-Stony Point, Thursday, "ls.
Half fMoon-Stormstown, Friday, "19
Gregg-Spring Mills, Saturday, "20.
Harris-Boalsburg, Wednesday, =" "a.
Ferguson-Pine Grove, Thursday, " 25,
Potter-Centre Hall, Saturday, u.
Penn-Millheim, Monday, 10.
Haines--Aaronsburg, Tuesday, $50.
Miles-Rebersburg "Wednesday, 81.
Examinations begin ut 9 A. NJ.
Applicants must present testimonials OF char
acter from board of directors.
No examination Will be required In branches
In which grades have reached or l ~.
ID. NJ. WOLF,
Co. .SUpt.